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stairlift
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stairlift stair lift [ˈstɛərlɪft] n → monte-escaliers m inv
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One of the world's biggest manufacturers of escalators and elevators, ThyssenKrupp bought Lift Able in March, 2008, spying an opportunity to expand its UK operations and strengthen its presence in a mature UK market Lift Able was one of Europe's five largest manufacturers of straight stair-lifts, with a turnover of more than pounds 10m when it was sold in March 2008.
Redundancy fear as production is cut by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Byline: Christopher Knox AN elevator company expects its sales to rocket following plans to open up a new stair-lift division and set up its own manufacturing plant.
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I had installed some devices at the top of the stairs by the stair-lift and on the landing to enable Gloria to get from the stairlift into the bathroom.
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